IBC Training Course: Bioassay Method Development & Validation

IBC Training Course: Bioassay Method Development & Validation - Event details   10/16/2008 - 10/17/2008 RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, Raleigh, USA  (North Carolina)   Description Bioassays are necessary components of the biopharmaceutical development process as functional potency assays during release, stability and formulation studies. The appropriate use of non-analytical techniques is also critical during PK/PD evaluation and in the measurement of systemic responses to drugs (i.e., immunogenicity). Furthermore, immunological and enzymatic methods are widely used in the detection of biological impurities due to their increased sensitivity and specificity over analytical methods (i.e., HPLC). The complexity of the materials and procedures involved in these technologies, however, result in significantly increased variability as compared to analytical methods. The lecture portion of this course outlines sensible approaches to develop reproducible bioassays using live systems and/or biologically derived reagents. These approaches are supplemented by guidelines to meet regulatory requirements according to their application. In addition, a workshop on writing validation protocols provides hands-on experience to cover these pivotal documents. You will also hear case studies that add relevance to the lecture materials and provide a launch point for class discussion. Category Biotechnology More details (event webpage):  www.ibclifesciences.com Apply for event:  Link Event language:  English Contact info: IBC Customer Service   Phone: +1 800 390-4078 Fax: +1 941 365-0104 Email: reg@ibcusa.com

	Add to your Calendar

Portal events-on.net is online directory for local and global business events (conferences, fairs, meetings,...) It is a tool for business event organizer to promote their events for free and it is also tool for individuals and organizations to manage their events participation. Visitors can build their own business events calendar using add to my events function.... About events-on.net

See more details on how you can add your event.